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Tektronix 2445 - trace doesn't go to the left edge.
There is an adjustment on the mainboard that "centers" the horizontal display.? It may also effect the readout, moving everything as a whole.? These are usually adjusted during calibration.? It concerns me that yours seems to have drifted.? That drift may indicate other problems with the calibration of the scope.
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On ?Wednesday?, ?November? ?28?, ?2018? ?05?:?27?:?26? ?PM? ?CST, Mattis Lind <mattislind@...> wrote:
I have this nice tektronix 2445. It works quite well, but it has one small annoyance. The trace doesn't go to left edge, regardless of setting of position knob. Is this something that can be corrected? /Mattis |
Chuck Harris
Does the readout display in the proper position?
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-Chuck Harris machineguy59 via Groups.Io wrote: There is an adjustment on the mainboard that "centers" the horizontal display. It may also effect the readout, moving everything as a whole. These are usually adjusted during calibration. It concerns me that yours seems to have drifted. That drift may indicate other problems with the calibration of the scope. |
Den tors 29 nov. 2018 kl 05:01 skrev Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>:
Does the readout display in the proper position?I cannot tell for sure if the readout are in the correct positions. However if I look on images on the net for Tektronix 2445 my readout seems to be slightly more to the left. Compare my scope: With this scope: * <>* Commenting on what machineguy59 wrote, it may very well be a general calibration problem, maybe I should check for some kind of general calibration procedure? -Chuck Harris |
On 29/11/18 09:36, Mattis Lind wrote:
Commenting on what machineguy59 wrote, it may very well be a generalStep 1: measure the PSU voltages and compare them with those in the service manual. Step 2: look at the A5 control board for corrosion from capacitors. Step 3: there are two key voltages on the A5 board upon which all other controls depend. Ensure those are correct. The latter two are well described elsewhere in this forum and on many websites. |
Chuck Harris
First, and quite importantly, you don't have a 2445,
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but rather a 2245, they are very different scopes. Second, the 2245 scope you show has the readout close enough to the proper position to eliminate any major issues. That tiny little difference on the left edge is accounted for by calibration. The amount a scope needs to go past the left or right graticule lines is usually not specified, but amounts to enough so that you can always reach the graticule line at all sweep speeds. The calibration section of the manual will show you how to correct it. -Chuck Harris Mattis Lind wrote: Den tors 29 nov. 2018 kl 05:01 skrev Chuck Harris <cfharris@...>:Does the readout display in the proper position?I cannot tell for sure if the readout are in the correct positions. However |
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